Terminating Switched Access Traffic Sample Clauses

Terminating Switched Access Traffic. 6.3.1.1 All Terminating Switched Access Traffic is subject to the rates, terms and conditions set forth in SBC-13STATE’s Federal and/or State Access Service tariffs and payable to SBC-13STATE. 6.3.1.2 Terminating Switched Access traffic shall not be routed over local Interconnection or Equal Access Trunk Groups. Carrier represents that it currently routes its Terminating Switched Access Traffic to an IXC and therefore, the IXC delivers Carrier’s Terminating Switched Access Traffic to Telco pursuant to Federal and/or State Access Service Tariffs. 6.3.1.3 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, for all traffic sent over local Interconnection or Equal Access Trunk Groups determined by SBC-13STATE to be terminating switched access, based on sample data from Telco network studies, SBC-13STATE is authorized to charge, and Carrier will pay, the Terminating IntraLATA InterMTA traffic rate stated in Appendix Pricing – Wireless for such traffic retroactively for such time period as provided for in Section 7.2.7.1 for charges arising pursuant to this Agreement. Carrier will work cooperatively with Telco to identify and reroute any inadvertent terminating switched access traffic over local Interconnection Trunks.
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Terminating Switched Access Traffic. 8.3.1.1 All Terminating Switched Access Traffic is subject to the rates, terms and conditions set forth in SBC-13STATE’s Federal and/or State Access Service tariffs and payable to SBC-13STATE. Terminating Switched Access Traffic must be routed over Switched Access trunks and facilities purchased from SBC-13STATE’s Federal and/or State Access Service tariffs. 8.3.1.2 Terminating Switched Access traffic shall not be routed at any time over Local Interconnection or Equal Access Interconnection trunks. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, for all traffic sent over Local Interconnection or Equal Access trunks determined by the Telco to be terminating switched access, based on sample data from SBC-13STATE network studies, SBC-13STATE is authorized to charge, and Carrier will pay, the Terminating IntraLATA InterMTA traffic rate stated in Appendix Pricing – Wireless for such traffic retroactively to the Effective Date of this Agreement (however, the Parties do not waive any rights with regard to exchange of traffic prior to the Effective Date).
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Terminating Switched Access Traffic. 8.3.1.1 All Terminating Switched Access Traffic is subject to the rates, terms and conditions set forth in AT&T TEXAS’ Federal and/or State Access Service tariffs and payable to AT&T TEXAS. Terminating Switched Access Traffic must be routed over Switched Access trunks and facilities purchased from AT&T TEXAS’ Federal and/or State Access Service tariffs. 8.3.1.2 Terminating Switched Access traffic shall not be routed at any time over Local Interconnection or Equal Access Interconnection trunks. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, for all traffic sent over Local Interconnection or Equal Access trunks determined by AT&T TEXAS to be Terminating Switched Access, based on sample data from AT&T TEXAS network studies, AT&T TEXAS shall notify Carrier in writing that misrouting is occurring. If Carrier does not respond within 30 days from the date of notice, AT&T TEXAS is authorized to charge, and Carrier will pay, the Terminating IntraLATA InterMTA traffic rate stated in Appendix Pricing – Wireless for such traffic retroactively to the Effective Date of this Agreement (however, the Parties do not waive any rights with regard to exchange of traffic prior to the Effective Date).
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Terminating Switched Access Traffic 
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